Fine-tuning: Library cublas64_11.dll is not found or cannot be loaded about alltalk_tts

[ShaunCassidyPoster]

@erew123 @rbruels Thank you both, I have them now (and feel silly because I read the instructions so carefully!). Thanks a lot and happy New Year!

[erew123]

Happy holidays to you too!

Assuming you installed the Nvidia Cuda 11.8 Toolkit, and I am assuming onto your C drive:, with these instructions https://github.com/erew123/alltalk_tts?tab=readme-ov-file#-important-requirements-cuda-118

You should have a folder in the following path, with the files inside, that looks like this...???

[erew123]

You're welcome to git pull the latest update. https://github.com/erew123/alltalk_tts#-updating
I've just updated the diagnostics file to also pull your search paths for your OS, so I can have a look there (if you are still struggling with it).

[ShaunCassidyPoster]

Hmm, My install did not include those cublas dlls. Also, the nvblas64 one isn't there either. My installed bin looks like so:
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The only dll installed by the installer is "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v11.8\nvvm\bin\nvvm64_40_0.dll". (I use the search program "Everything" to locate files.) I will run the updated diagnostic script shortly to see if that reveals anything further. Thanks!

[erew123]

Humm... strange. Its these things you select here that should make it install it:

You can either uninstall the Nvidia Toolkit and try the install again, see if that solves it.

OR, I've uploaded the one from my machine to here https://file.io/2s8aoi07NRZ3

I believe it just needs the actual file and there are no other associated files or settings, so just dumping these files in the correct location should work... in theory at least.

You would need to extract out the files first and then copy them over to that folder and Windows will ask you for Admin permission as copying files in to a folder below "program files" is a protected permission on Windows 8+. Also, if you ever uninstall the Toolkit, you would probably have to manually delete out those 3x files, as the installer would have no history of them having been installed in the first place.

[rbruels]

@ShaunCassidyPoster As @erew123 said above, this is almost certainly because you need to select

CUDA > Development > Compiler > Libraries > CUBLAS
and
CUDA > Runtime > Libraries > CUBLAS

in addition to nvcc. You likely only selected the first. You can run the installer again to select that entry if you need to.

This is easy to miss, and it doesn't help that the CUBLAS entries are ordered differently in their respective sub-trees.

[erew123]

@ShaunCassidyPoster No probs! Glad you got it sorted :)

FYI.. Ive just updated finetune about 20 minutes ago, so you may want to update as it makes the final stages easier AND compacts your models down. https://github.com/erew123/alltalk_tts?#-updating

As you say, Happy New year (when it gets here)